Could you please show me an example how to use
ZendX_JQuery_Form_Element_ColorPicker?
There is nothing in the docs about this element.
My element is added to the from, but it is still rendered as a text input.
What do I miss? jQuery is imported, UI JS and CSS is included, onLoad code
added.
Now
I came up with an ugly workaround:
if (0 !== $config-get('elements')-get('element')) {
//
}
This helps me to identify if there is more then one elements under elements
tag.
Very ugly.
Anithing smarter?
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I'm having a similar problem...
I'm also wondering why Zend_Form-validate($data) isn't validating against
the default value (or current value for that matter) when the value isn't
present in the $data array. What's the reason for this behavior?
Should the code not be
if
Hey all,
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Hello i'm using a custom decorator based on this example:
http://framework.zend.com/manual/en/zend.form.decorators.html
However i can't retrieve the errors message in the following function:
public function buildErrors()
{
$element = $this-getElement();
$messages =
On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 11:33 AM, My Lists l...@eduardocury.net wrote:
$element-getMessages(), returns empty.
$element-getMessages() will be empty unless the element's value is invalid.
Are you validating the form (or element) and passing in a known invalid
value?
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